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Live coverage of the 23rd running of the annual road race through the capital, which follows a 26.2-mile course from Greenwich to the Mall. In the men's event, the absence through illness of defending champion
Khalid Khannouchi sees Olympic gold medallist Gezahegne Abera take on former London victors
Abdelkader El Mouaziz and Antonio Pinto for the title.
In the women's race, current title holder Paula Radcliffe is certain to face stiff opposition from Catherine Ndereba of Kenya, whose world record was smashed by Radcliffe last year in Chicago. And there's the conclusion of the 1,000-mile challenge. With starts at 9.00 for the women 's race, 9.15 for the wheelchair races, and 9.45 forthe men's and mass races. Commentary is by Steve Cram , Brendan Foster ,
Paul Dickenson and Ian Thompson , with reports from Sally Gunnell , Roger Black , Phil Jones , Juliette Ferrington , Richard Nerurkar and Peter Elliott. With Sue
Barker and Hazel Irvine.
Coverage continues on BBC2. Executive producer Martin Webster Executive editor Dave Gordon
Look out for Dr Mark: page 36

Sheffield United v Arsenal
Live coverage from Old Trafford of the first of today's FA Cup semi-finals (kickoff 1.30).
Following an impressive season that has seen the Blades quell Premiership sides Leeds, Sunderiand and Liverpool, manager Neil Warnock 's men are in the final four of the tournament for the third time in ten years. But how will the First Division promotion hopefuls fare against the formidable firepower of the Gunners, opponents who have their sights firmly set on a second consecutive
League and Cup double?
Introduced by Gary Lineker , with Alan Hansen and Peter Schmeichel. Trevor Brooking and John Motson commentate.
Highlights of the other FA Cup semi-final clash between
Watford and Southampton are in Match of the Day at 10.55pm. Producer Phil Bigwood ; Editor
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The School Play. As rehearsals for the school's stage production begin, Dillon is hiding something andGranny's arrival does not help. Will things be all right on the night?
Written by Ian Hislop and Nick Newman ; Producer Francis Matthews
Director Juliet May First shown on CBBC channel

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Return of the Prodigal Prat. Have reports of Ben's death been greatly exaggerated or has the local paper got it right? Ben himself is not so sure.
For regular cast see Good Friday 8.30pm Shown last Friday

Live from the London Palladium, Anne Robinson hosts tonight's star-studded celebration of the best of British television. Presentations of the famous Bafta masks, for best drama and entertainment to the best sport and documentary, are made by celebrities including
Michael Parkinson , Tamzin Outhwaite , Robson Green and Peter Kay - with Kay himself contesting the award for best comedy performance with Ricky Gervais , Steve Coogan and John Bird. Producer Sarah Gibbs ; Executive producer Beatrice Ballard Bafta Post-Show Party 10.25pm tonight on BBC3, What Not to Wear on the Red Carpet tomorrow 9pm on BBC1 plus highlights tomorrow 10.30pm on BBC3 Bafta special: page 16

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What will be the consequences of the war in the Gulf for Iraq and the rest of the world? Viewers are given the chance to send their questions by email and text message to BBC correspondents in London, Washington and the war zone itself. Editor Mike Robinson Repeated with sign language Wednesday at 2.55am
www.bbc.co.uk/panorama See also the Iraq Special on Wednesday at 7.30pm

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Highlights of today's second FA Cup semi-final at Villa Park between Southampton and Watford, who will be hoping to be the first club outside the top flight to reach the final since the formation of the Premiership. But they will have to be at theirbestto repel Gordon Strachan 's on-form Southampton side. Introduced by Ray Stubbs , with commentary by Steve Wilson , and followed by action from the Arsenal v Sheffield United game shown earlier on BBC1.

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Comedy western starring Paul Hogan and Cuba Gooding Jr. Disappointed that his reputation as an outlaw is in decline, Lightning Jack aims to pull off a bank job that will enhance his notoriety. Widescreen. Review page 47.
Director Simon Wincer (1994. PG)
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